Fighting in Idleb between government forces and rebel fighters have forced over 200,000 people to flee their homes writes Asharq al-Awsat.
While the regime pushes forward with its assault on Idleb and the Hama countryside, appetite among young men to go and fight is waning writes Al-Modon.
Health Minister Nizar Yazigi said that they had rehabilitated a number of hospitals and health centers that had been damaged during the conflict reports SANA.
Anisseh Shawkat, the daughter of Assad’s brother-in-law, has been living in a Knightsbridge flat and is accused of receiving money from the Assad regime reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Terrorists in Idleb have falsely accused the Syrian regime of using chemical weapons, despite Syria disposing of its chemical weapons in 2013 writes Al-Watan.
The Free Syrian Army along with other military factions have launched attacks against the regime’s forces, causing a number of casualties and destroying heavy weapons reports Alsouria Net.
The Syrian American Medical Association has said that a large number of Syrian refugees are suffering from mental problems brought on by the crisis in their country writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Brigadier General Ghassan Bilal has been accused of major violations occurring in Damascus and its countryside reports Al-Modon.
A survey conducted by the Sada Institute has examined how Syrian youth, both inside and outside the country, consume and view news about Syria.
The Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade, Samer al-Khalil, has said that list of vital basic goods, which need to be secured, will be compiled writes Al-Watan.
Eight vehicles carrying Turkish soldiers and officers travelled to south of Aleppo city, as the Free Syrian Army prepares to hit the regime reports Smart News.
The European Front for Solidarity with Syria, denounced the attacks in Hama, Lattakia and Aleppo and the international silence reports SANA.
Sanamayn holds a unique position in southern Syria, as it was one of the first cities to agree to reconciliations with the regime, but recent events have increased tensions in the area writes Alsouria Net.
The newspaper cited the increasing pressure that journalists in the country are facing as the reason for its decision to stop publishing reports Al-Modon.
The economic crisis that is gripping Syria has hit pro-regime media outlets, who are finding that their funding has been halted, which could result in them closing their doors writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Offices that deal with displaced people and their right to return have been closed by authorities, which has sparked protests in Afrin reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Israeli missiles shot down, Iraqi Airways flights postponed, fears of a humanitarian crisis in Idleb and China to reconstruct schools in Syria. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Syrian philosopher Tayyeb Tizini, who promoted democracy, pluralism and diversity in Syria has died at the age of 85 in his hometown of Homs writes The Syrian Observer.
The presence of Euphrates Shield fighters marks the first time that they have fought the regime since 2016 reports Alsouria Net.
Professor Tayyeb Tizini, who has died at the age of 85, was seen as one of Syria’s greatest thinkers and philosophers writes Philosophers of the Arab World.
